At some point, every new mover hits a bump in the road, whether you hired a sketchy moving company or have a lack of bubble-wrap know-how.

Even the stubborn markets of Toronto and Vancouver — long the downpayment saver’s worst nightmare — registered improvements in housing affordability in 2019. It’s not expected to last.

With the holiday season nearly upon us, real estate economists’ collective view of Canadian real estate’s performance in 2019 has just about crystallized and the consensus is that it was a solid year that could have gone much, much worse after a worrying opening.

For those who prefer to live among the clouds, here are the tallest pre- and under-construction buildings currently selling or in registration on the market in the Vancouver region.

Sometimes it’s best to keep it classic with a design that will stand the test of time.

Following a dismal start to the year, the province’s housing market and its biggest driver, Vancouver, have been showing signs of springing back to what market observers call “normal” levels.

The exquisite home fuses traditional style with contemporary aesthetics and appeals to the lifestyles and tastes of a wide range of customers.

If you’re looking for some of the highest views new Toronto condos have to offer, here are a few projects on the market that you may want to check out.

Canadian home sales stayed put in October, preserving the gains made through the spring and summer seasons and keeping the sales total comfortably above the 10-year average for the month.

The house, and all of the furniture and decor in it, doesn’t look a day over 1990 — the same year Goodfellas was released and Pesci’s 7,219-square-foot manse was built.

According to Pinterest, searches for “indoor water gardens” — aka houseplants you can propagate in water or grow entirely underwater — have spiked 334 percent year-over-year.

In Toronto’s Cabbagetown-South community, a former afternoon newspaper office got a second chance as an intimate, yet highly-desired collection of hard loft residences.

It takes only 38 seconds for a visitor to make a snap judgement about our space.

It was a long winter and bumpy spring, but the Vancouver housing market slogged through the frosty conditions and emerged in the summer looking primed for a surge.

If you’re hoping to make a move into a brand-new townhome next year, here a few communities springing up across the Greater Toronto Area that you should keep in mind.

If you’re looking to kick off the new year in a freshly-built townhome, here are five projects in Vancouver that you should have on your radar.